New York Holidays

Discover enchanting history in Washington D.C. and Boston, awe-inspiring New York and the underrated but equally special Philadelphia. On this Eastern Seaboard itinerary you’ll travel by Amtrak trains, so you can avoid navigating busy cities by car. Opt for the Deluxe itinerary to stay in luxury hotels and enjoy business class seats on board.

The grit and gloss of New York meet the glamour of Las Vegas in this whirlwind, two-city trip. Spend a few memorable days and nights in NYC. Then you’ve got a six-hour flight to rest before hitting The Strip in the fabulous Las Vegas, where you can see the Big Apple all over again at New York New York Hotel & Casino (or visit Paris, Venice, or Egypt) and gawp at Vegas’ eclectic mix of themed hotels.

Delve into New York first, making the most of your time here by seeing the city from the top of skyscrapers, exploring its heritage in the Lower East Side, or catching a Broadway show or one of the city’s sports teams in action. Then hop back on a plane to fly three hours south to the sunny shores of Miami, where you can choose whether to spend your whole time by a pool or on South Beach or get to know the fascinating neighbourhood of Little Havana, the street art in Wynwood, and the leafy Coconut Grove.

Both of these giant cities flaunt distinct neighbourhoods that’ll draw you in – from Toronto’s fabulous Kensington Market to New York’s glittering Manhattan. Spend enough time in Toronto to get to know the city and head to Niagara Falls before jetting over the border to New York, where you can compare and contrast these two world-class metropolises.

Nowhere is the energy of NYC more palpable than under the bright lights of Times Square. The atmosphere spills outwards, and the whole of Midtown hums with activity. It’s the perfect location if you’re visiting New York for the first time.

At Christmas, it doesn't get much merrier than Midtown! We recommend choosing a festive favourite in this part of town where the lobbies of The Chatwal at the Lotte New York Palace are beautifully bedecked in festive splendour.

These two cities show two sides to urban life in the USA. There's the bright lights, big city vibe of New York, where yellow taxis weave their way along world-famous avenues in the shadow of skywards soaring buildings. Across the country is Scottsdale, a wellness and golfing hotspot where the city limits meet the rusty desert Arizona desert.

This city and beach combo is one of our favourites: a few days of non-stop adventure in city that never sleeps, followed by a visit to the sleepy shores of Antigua where your days are all about getting your toes in the sand and a cocktail in your hand.

Your holiday starts in the Big Apple. Fill your day with city adventures, whether you want to take a food tour around the Lower East Side, take a boat across the Hudson to see the Statue of Liberty, or see the city from above from numerous observation decks. Then it’s on to Florida to swap the real world for a fantasy one, where Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando Resort stand by to transport you to faraway lands.

Double your stateside fun by pairing the fabulous metropolis of New York City with the swagger of New Orleans. It takes less than four hours to fly between the two. Sure, they’ve got similarities—a love of jazz, for starters, and they’ve both grown from a melting pot of cultures. But you’ll enjoy their contrasts in pace and atmosphere making this twin-centre illuminating and entertaining in equal measure.

Visit New York on the East Coast first, jostling with vertiginous architecture and cultural landmarks with an energy that’ll sweep you off your feet. Then fly 2,500 miles to the West Coast, where LA’s beaches, parties, and theme parks await – with the gloss and glamour of Hollywood and Beverly Hills thrown in for good measure.

Pair the Big Apple with the vast worlds of imagination in Florida on this two-stop, two-city trip to the United States. Spotting the iconic sights of New York City will kick off your holiday in style before you head down to Orlando or nearby Kissimmee to explore the world-famous theme parks.